How to share a useful run

Start with the outcome and the version

Choose the version you played, give the run a short title, and select Won, Lost or Abandoned. The current card library and submission form use Steam Demo build 23718635. Keep Early Access runs separate until their card data is available.

Add the cards that explain the result. If you remember the whole deck, include it and check “This is the complete ending deck.” Otherwise leave that option unchecked so readers know they are seeing the core.

Keep differently upgraded copies separate

If two copies of a card ended with different values, add them as separate entries. For example, one Stab with 41 damage and another with 8 damage should not be recorded as two copies with 41 damage.

Use the quantity field only for copies with the same recorded growth values. Growth fields contain the final value you saw, rather than the amount gained since the start. Blank means you did not record that value.

Use the statistics you actually have

Maximum hit is the largest single hit you recorded, not total run damage. Duration is in minutes. Keep final health, depth and turns blank when they are unknown; zero is a real value and means something different.

The optional end-screen image gives readers more context. Use PNG, JPEG or WebP below 5 MB, and choose an image that does not expose anything you want to keep private.

Describe the sequence, the important conditions and the failure point in the notes. Other players need to know how the result happened, not only how large it was.

Submit for review

You can submit an end-screen image even if you do not remember every card. Leave unknown statistics blank, and include the sequence that made the run useful.

Confirm that you have permission to share the content and allow it to be published with your display name. After a successful submission, you will see “Submitted — awaiting review” and a reference number.

Submissions stay private during review. Selected runs may become community features or guides with links to the relevant cards. A deck-builder draft remains in your browser until you share its link or submit it.